📸 KODAK 1 PLA Filament – Enhanced Additive Manufacturing Solutions Review

ok I started printing a 1 day 12 hour black print using the last of 2 other black rolls. Between the last of the other reels and the start of it and some jamming issues, I often had to pause the print to resume printing, pull out the filament, rip it, use a small Allen key to push the jam through, then reload and wait a bit more , two hours until it jams again, by the way, it's 750 grams, not kg, but when I searched for a thread, I checked the filter for 1 kg so that you could lie to amazon

I tried very hard to please Kodak Filament. I had a black reel so it took me a while to use it. It was in a sealed envelope with a silica gel sachet. It was sealed tight and I saw no need to put it in the dryer. Kodak filament costs very well. This is the second time I've bought it and both times I've had filament issues. I just did a 19 hour print with a different filament. I switched jets, leveled the bed and did another 11 hour print. I return to find this mess. So I restart it. Same nozzle…

The first coats of the reel were fine at the time. The layers are hidden under the layers, causing the printer to pull and break the filament. The coil winding is terrible. The chimp could have packed it better. How to wind a coil where layers are underneath other layers? To get any print at all, you should try to pull the foot out and then roll it back while printing so it doesn't mess up your print. Adhesion to the printing platform is also poor. I run almost all of my filament at the same…